Music Industry guilty of price-fixing? But, but, of course not!

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Tennessee, 41 other states and three territories filed a federal antitrust suit against several major labels and retails outlets in August of 2000 alleging that...

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Music Industry guilty of price-fixing? But, but, of course not!
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